Brooklands said:
I will have to watch and see what courses the college offers in the future. I never had time for those when I was working...
I was a new hire at the time, so not much responsibility yet. Wasn't married, didnt have kids yet either. Although I was also studying for an MBA!
Here you go... what are you waiting for?
TEC 616 - Auto Body Makeover-Level I
If you enjoy restoring automobiles or are just starting to explore your interest in auto repair, this introductory course is for you. Learn the techniques of dent, rust, and paint repair, proper tools of the trade, equipment and materials. Also, learn spot repairs, how to blend paints, buffing, and polishing. Students are required to bring safety glasses, a respirator and materials for personal projects. Materials fee - $30 - payable to the instructor on the first night.
TEC 634 - Welding I This course is for the beginner or hobbyist interested in learning more about the most popular welding processes available, including SMAW, GTAW, GMAW, and FCAW as well as the cutting processes OFC-A and CAC-A. (Safety glasses, welding gloves, work boots, straight leg pants and a long sleeve shirt required.)